scuffle
scuffle 英 [ˈskʌfl] 美 [ˈskʌfəl]
vi. 扭打；乱斗；拖着脚走路 n. 混战；扭打
进行时:scuffling 过去式:scuffled 过去分词:scuffled 第三人称单数:scuffles 名词复数:scuffles
- As both a noun and a verb, scuffle involves a fight. As a noun, it is the clash itself, like a scuffle between sworn enemies. As a verb, it means to fight, like a bully who will scuffle with just about anyone.
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- vi. 扭打；乱斗；拖着脚走路
- n. 混战；扭打
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1. He was retaliating after his son was hurt in a scuffle.
目的是为在混战中受伤的儿子报仇。
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2. A scuffle ensued, and government officials and hotel staff whisked her outside to a car, and she was driven away.
随之而来的是扭打，政府官员和酒店人员很快把她带到车上，而后被带离。
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3. Okay, there was a little scuffle, first.
好吧，我承认是在扭打之后。 起初，我试图阻止她。
- scuffle (v.) "to push or fight in a disorderly manner," 1570s, probably a frequentative form of scuff, of Scandinavian origin. Related: Scuffled; scuffling. As a noun c. 1600, from the verb.
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